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... I THE ATTOBDN~EY Olg6:ERALPS ADDRESS. t BeoeteCourt adjouirnej yesterday week, the t Beftore the ( commented on the evidence of Mr. t aigenti wlose means of knowledge of the real Man were very email' yet he had bean the life, and soul man the aegg r ineS the mclanants arrival in Egland. of the bdidne k Roger Tiebborne's handwriting, and had r E consult te 1ev. Mr. Collingridge about it. He ...
... cure Fits, Epilepsy. St. Vitas Dance, etc. \\\f__\ All I ask of you to till tor a FREE botiie tt^H and to ...
... HOWDEN. tMStI E b.— A n accident, which might have proved ?? in this vicinity on Saturday last, to a ?? «bo was servant to a fanner. He was nn- C 2* s waggon of wheat, when he lost his footing aud ••••apitaied to the ground. He foil on hie head, and __Jtakes up be was insensible. Medical aid was im- •^.ueiy procured, and be in now reoovering. mctoae lupbotemekt Socikti.— Tbe wont of a Z.*- ...
... substantial repair and good working condition, situate in the immediate vicinity of the City Of York. For Terras of Letting, personal application must be made to Mr. He worth Grange, York. 20th Nov , 186*2. THE MOUNT, YORK. TO LET, Furnished Unfurnished, an excellent and commodious Family RESIDENCE, situate in the moat commanding and pleasant part the Mount, and containing Dining and Drawing ...
... Vkrsaillbs, Saturday Evening.âln to-day's sitting*of tbe Assembly, a message from Bf, Thiers was read announcing bis resignation sod that of tbe Ministry. M. Batbie, in the name of the High Centre, explained tbat the rote of yesterday was vote of distrust, and dsmsÃded tbat tbe bureaux of tbe Assembly should meet in order to appoint a committee, wbo should seek to effect reconciliation, and ...
... FOOD BULLETIN. this out for reference.? CURRENT RATIONS. BUTTER or MARGARINE, 5 OZ. SUGAR, 8 oz. per head per week. MEAT.'—Coupons available next week No. 18, als ...
... viyI ELUGEyCE. F QUEEN'S BENCH.-June 18. i ;T ■> us at Westminster, before Lord . ■ v [.J: and Common Juries.) t * Wl ' REAPING ASP ANOTHER. ivkk f _ Vi|V .. r the sum of 341/. for goods - t defendant pleaded never indebted. .- aid Mr. Badeley appeared for - ?? ?? James, U-C, with Mr. Hawkins, the defendants, Messrs. Reading lormcrly ginger beer manufac- • * vr ?? n business in Wells ...
... Room, at the Railway Station, York, Tuesday, he 28th June, 1859, Resolved :â That his Meeting be further adjourned to TUESDAY, the day of July next, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, a this place. J. CLEGHORN, Secretary. North-Edit Railway Office, York, 28* A June, 1859. CLEVELAND RAILWAY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an Extraordinary Meeting of the Proprietors of the Cleveland Railway Company will ...
... BARNAKD CASTLE. I Cox_re_ational Chubch.— The Rev. Henry Perfect, of Silloth, has received a cordial invitation to the pastorate of this church. BEVERLEY. Presentation.— On Wedu sday afternoon Mr. William Barnard, Maater of the St. Mary's National Schoola, waa presented by hia pupils, old scholars, and friends with an elegant gilt cloc» under glaas shade, aa a mark of esteem. Mr. Barnard ...
... GUILDHALL, MONDAY, Feb. 11. Before the Lord Mayob and W. C. Anderson, Esq. Felony fkom a Public-house.— William Cochrane, * recruit, was charged with stealing a travelling rug, •be property of Mr. Lowe, of Rochdale. Mr. Sckole*®ld appeared for the prosecution. Mr. Lowe arrived at Scott's, the Golden Lion Inn, Thursday Market, this city, on Friday evening. He laid the rug which had with him in ...
... 23rd Day of February, 1863, at FOUR for FIVE o'Clock p.m., subject to conditions to be then produced. TWO Substantial DWELLING-HOUSES, situate in High Street, Tadcaster. Also the DWELLING-HOUSE, BLACKSMITHS HOP, Shed, Foundry, Washhouse, Two-stall Stable, Hay Chamber, Piggery, and other Outbuildings, situate the spacious Yard adjoining the said DweUing-Houses, now in the respective ...
... THE SHEFFIELD DAILY TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1872. FOREIGN. It is reperted in Paris that Prussia and Russia intend to address energetic remonstrances to the Swiss federal Council consequence the excess of toleration extended to the International Switzerland. is stated that the Indians have invaded the fettled districts of Cordova, carrying off twenty thousand head of oattle and twenty ...